Creag Dubh, Newtonmore

Another of our go-to places when we only have a couple of hours to spare. It is always quiet and there is always something to watch for. Today we were lucky enough to sit by some goats with their kids for a while, they were not bothered by us and seemed quite interested in us.

Kids Fun in Glenmore Forest

Today we went on a Treasure Hunt, did lots more Archery and had great fun Rocket Launching! A bit of Boccia in between. Very enthusiastic children too!

Activities for kids Glenmore Forest Aviemore

Today we were biking and doing some Archery with a lively group of boys and girls age 6 - 12. Everyone was really good at helping each other and always ready to help us when we were setting things up.

Canoeing & Biking Loch Insh

We had a great day today with 2 youngsters out on Loch Insh canoeing in the morning and biking in the afternoon. It was their first time in a canoe and they paddled tandem until it got too windy, then we rafted and went for a journey around the Loch and a little way up the River Spey. As the wind was in the perfect direction for going back we put the sail up and just relaxed and let the wind do the work. Saw Osprey, Red throated diver amongst others. In the afternoon we did a superb bike circuit on tracks and single track through forest and along the River Feshie. The weather was perfect too.

Activities for Kids, Glenmore, Aviemore

We have just had a brilliant 3 days of fun with lots of kids doing lots of fun things such as Archery, Rocket launching, Indoor climbing, Rafted Canoeing, Den Building etc. They were all enthusiastic and interested, working well together to have fun.

Dalnashallag Bothy

Another one of our favourite short walks is Strath an Eilich to Dalnashallag Bothy. This is where Glen Banchor ends too. It is always a really quiet place, a great place to chill without any man made noise. There are lots of hills around, mostly pathless and we have never met anyone else when on these hills. On Sunday, we came back over Binnein Mor which has excellent views of the Monadliath, Creag Meagaidh, Geal Charn and over the Grey Corries to Ben Nevis.